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Blood donation coordination · Pakistan

Real people. Real support. Life-saving connections.

Al-Aziz Donors brings together potential donors, people seeking blood, and organizations to make blood-donation coordination simpler, more accessible, and more connected across Pakistan.

There is a place for everyone

Choose how you’d like to take part

Whether you want to give, need help, or coordinate for your community, there is a clear next step for you.

  • A volunteer in a green shawl wearing a blood-donor volunteer badge at a community blood drive.

    Become a donor

    Register your details and, where suitable requests are available, help connect with people seeking blood.

    Register as a donor
  • A man filling in a form at a hospital reception desk while a staff member assists him.

    Request blood

    Share the required details so your request can be reviewed and coordinated with potential donors.

    Start a blood request
  • Four colleagues at an NGO office reviewing a donor roster together on a laptop.

    Coordinate as an organization

    Manage donor rosters, coordinate requests, and organize collection drives through the organization console.

    Explore organization tools

Why coordination matters

When blood is needed, every connection matters

Finding a suitable donor can involve families, hospitals, volunteers, and community organizations. Al-Aziz Donors helps bring these people together through a shared process for requests, donor discovery, and communication.

We do not replace blood banks or medical professionals. Our role is to help the right people find each other, faster and with clearer information.

A donor resting in a donation chair after giving blood, with a nurse working in the background.
  • Potential donors

    People who register to be contacted when a suitable request arises.

  • Requesters

    People seeking blood for themselves or someone they care for.

  • Organizations

    Hospitals, NGOs, mosques, universities, and community groups.

  • Volunteers

    Community members who help requests reach the right people.

How it works

From a request to a connection

A clear, shared process, with honest status at every step. A match or notification is coordination in progress, not a confirmed donation.

  1. 1

    Request submitted

    The requester shares the required details, such as blood group, units, location, and urgency.

  2. 2

    Potential matches identified

    The platform identifies potential donors using its matching criteria, such as blood group and area.

  3. 3

    Donors contacted

    Appropriate potential donors are notified through the channels they have chosen.

  4. 4

    Coordination and follow-up

    The requester, donors, and relevant organization coordinate next steps and update the request status.

A match or a donor response is not a confirmed donation. Medical eligibility, screening, and collection are carried out by hospitals and blood banks, not by this platform.

Matching

Distance is often the difference between a yes and a no

Requests carry a hospital location and donors carry a city, so outreach reaches the closest eligible people first and records how far each one was.

  • Province and city recorded on every donor and every request
  • Outreach ordered by distance from the hospital
  • Widen the search radius when the first round isn’t enough
Stylised illustration of Pakistan with points of light in several cities, connected by arcs.
  • Punjab
  • Sindh
  • Khyber Pakhtunkhwa
  • Balochistan
  • Gilgit-Baltistan
  • Azad Jammu & Kashmir
  • Islamabad

Trust, safety, and privacy

Because your trust matters

We explain what we actually do: what is reviewed, what is collected, who can see it, and where our role ends.

Learn how verification and privacy work
  • Organization review

    Every organization that registers is reviewed before its console goes live. Until then the account stays pending, with no access to donor data.

  • Donor information

    We collect only the details needed to coordinate: blood group, city, and a contact route. We explain who can see each category before you share it.

  • Request privacy

    Requests are not published as a public feed, and patient-identifying detail is kept to a minimum. Donors choose whether their contact details stay hidden, are shared only when they accept a request, or are visible to verified members.

  • Responsible coordination

    Matching is a coordination aid. It does not replace medical advice, a blood bank, or professional eligibility screening.

  • Scoped access

    Owners, admins, and volunteers hold different permissions, so a coordinator only sees the records their role requires.

  • Reporting and support

    A clear route to report suspicious activity, incorrect information, or misuse, reviewed by a real team.

Our impact

Measured honestly, or not at all

These are the figures Al-Aziz Donors tracks, and what each one counts. We publish numbers once they can be reported with a clear definition and date, and not before.

Registered donors
Every donor a member organization registers and verifies, counted once, with their next eligible date tracked.
Requests coordinated
Requests posted through the console, with the outreach attempted and the responses received recorded against each one.
Participating organizations
Hospitals, NGOs, mosques, university societies, and corporates whose registration has been reviewed and approved.
Areas represented
The provinces and cities where registered donors and coordinating organizations are currently present.

A donor response is not a confirmed donation, and a registered donor is not necessarily an available one. Each figure will be published with the event that increments it and the date it was last updated.

For donors and requesters

The app that carries the request

Donors and people seeking blood use the Al-Aziz Donors mobile app. Requests posted by a coordinating organization arrive there with that organization’s name attached, so people know who is asking.

  • Donor app screen: find verified donors near you, showing a map with nearby donor pins

    Register and set your availability

  • Donor app screen: request blood in seconds, any time of day

    Raise or receive a request

  • Donor app screen: track donations and eligibility over time

    Eligibility tracks itself

The donor app is rolling out. Download links will be published here as soon as it is available on the app stores.

For organizations

Coordinate with Al-Aziz Donors

Organizations get a console of their own: a roster they maintain, requests they coordinate, and drives they run. Registration is reviewed before the console goes live.

  • Hospitals
  • NGOs
  • Mosques
  • University societies
  • Corporates

Donor roster

Filter by blood group, city, and eligibility. Cooldown windows and next-eligible dates are tracked for you.

Request coordination

Post a request, watch responses land, and widen the search radius when you need more reach.

Donor verification

Vouch for donors your team has screened. The verified-by record stays attached to the donor.

Collection drives

Schedule drives with venue, capacity, and target units, then record what was actually collected.

Team & roles

Owners, admins, and volunteers with scoped permissions, so coordinators only see what they should.

Activity reporting

Fulfillment rate, units collected, and donor growth over time, for your organization’s own records.

Your next step could help someone find a donor

Join Al-Aziz Donors and help build a more connected blood-donation community across Pakistan, one responsible connection at a time.